Camden Medicare Services
Nine short guides, and a real person whenever you would rather talk
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Medicare Guidance Across the Waterfront City
Medicare worries tend to show up in bunches. A neighbor in Fairview nearing 65 may be sorting out Part B, a drug plan and a supplement in the same month. A retiree in Parkside might only want a smaller premium. Someone already enrolled may just want to know what January will bring.
So we wrote nine compact guides, all built on 2026 numbers and ending with questions Camden residents have actually asked. Choose whichever matches, or schedule a single free talk that covers every piece.
This year's key figures: $202.90 monthly for standard Part B, plus a $283 deductible · $1,736 to open each hospital benefit period · drug spending on covered medicines tops out at $2,100 · the fall switching season opens October 15 and closes December 7.
Based on 2026 Medicare rules; reviewed October 30, 2026.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.
Browse the Nine Guides
Medicare Advantage
We test Part C networks and copays against the care you get today.
Medicare Supplement (Medigap)
Letter plans that absorb the bills Original Medicare sends your way.
Part D Drug Plans
A full-year price for your prescriptions under each drug plan.
Original Medicare Guidance
Hospital and doctor coverage from the federal program, explained simply.
Turning 65 and Enrollment
Your first sign-up window, mapped out in months.
Dual Eligible D-SNP Plans
One coordinated plan when Medicaid and Medicare both apply to you.
Help Paying for Medicare
New Jersey and federal aid that trims premiums and pharmacy bills.
Dental, Vision and Hearing
Getting teeth, eyes and hearing care paid for after 65.
Annual Plan Review
A fall checkup to catch changes before January arrives.
Where to Begin
Is your 65th birthday less than a year off? Start with our turning 65 guide and then the Parts A and B overview, because those two cover the deadlines with lifelong penalties.
Deciding how to cover the gaps? Compare Medicare Advantage with Medigap letters, then read about drug plans. On a tight budget? See PAAD and other savings programs and plans for Medicare and NJ FamilyCare members. Already settled in a plan? Look at the fall review and dental, vision and hearing options.
Free, sales-free counseling is available from New Jersey's SHIP offices (nj.gov)(opens another website). For newcomers, Medicare.gov has a beginner section(opens another website), and local programs for older adults are listed by Camden County Aging and Disability Services(opens another website).
Prefer a Conversation?
You do not have to pick a topic. Describe what is going on, and we will work through it with you at no cost.
Click to CallAbout Our Services
Which guide should I read first?
If you are unsure, skip the reading and just tell us what is happening. One free call can sort out several Medicare questions together.
Will an invoice follow the call?
Never. When a client signs up, the carrier pays our commission, and your premium stays exactly as listed.
Can my mother in Cramer Hill be on the call too?
Of course. With her consent any family member can join, and we can speak only Spanish if that is easier for her.